Carnival of Travelers - The Free From Edition

Welcome to the November edition of the Carnival of Travelers.

My attempts to organize this month’s carnival took a beating, and rather than have posts centered around a theme, this month is sort of a free-for-all of travel information.

There’s lots of good stuff here, so pull up a chair and settle in for some good reads.

• GrrlScientist presents In One Month, I will go to HEL and Back posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, "My upcoming trip to Helsinki, Finland, including some sights I am planning to see and reader suggestions for other sights to see (feel free to give me more suggestions!)"
• Marilyn Terrell presents Arkansas: Sweet Mountain Music posted at Intelligent Travel, saying, "You don’t have to go to an expensive music festival to hear great live music in Arkansas: just show up almost any night of the week on the courthouse square in Mountain View, weather permitting."
• RandomSanDiego presents Kids Free Days at the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park posted at RandomSanDiego.com, saying, "Take advantage of the Kids Free Days promotion: free admission for kids to the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park during the month of October."
• Matthew Paulson presents Travelers Seeking Colorful Getaways posted at The Travel Advocate.
• The Traveler presents New York Tours posted at Ellis Island - Statue of Liberty, saying, "Some tours you should see while visiting the statue of liberty"
• Scott Miscall presents My Top 10 London Restaurant Recommendations posted at londonelicious: a London restaurant blog, saying, "Well, after doing this blogging thing all over London for the last four years, I figured it was time to commit to my top 10 London restaurant recommendations. This list is subject to change as I review additional London restaurants, and you must remember that I am a "food for the people" kind of gal."
• And finally, my posts When Flying and Alcohol Don’t Mix posted here at Flyaway Cafe,
• and my post about the Washington State Convention & Trade Center posted at The Seattle Traveler.

That’s it for this edition of the Carnival of Travelers.  Thanks to everyone for participating, and I hope you’ll all take the time to visit these blogs and check out the other great stuff they have to say.

The theme of the next edition of the Carnival of Travelers will be holiday travel.  All posts must be related to the topic to be included.  You can submit your blog post to the next edition of carnival of travelers using the carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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